The Right Place at the Right Time (page 3)

Sidebar: Prior to Your Shoot

Make sure you get permission to use the location, and get a signed release form to prove it. If shooting on public property, check that no special permits are required to shoot there. Finally, check in with your location contact a few days prior to the shoot, just to make sure everything is still a go.

Sidebar: Checklist for your Shoot

Aside from the gear you'll be using for the shoot, you'll want to have the following on the day of your production:

  • Names and phone numbers of your location contacts, just in case any questions should arise.
  • Any reference notes you took while scouting that location, especially if those notes include where to find power switches and other directions.
  • Any release forms and special permits you'll need. .

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